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norwest.comCrawled Oct 16, 2026
Blog
8 pages- Building a women-focused brand online/blog/building-a-women-focused-brand-online
Leading female founders share their experiences and challenges in building their businesses and what it takes to become successful women.
- Dave vs. Goliath/blog/dave-vs-goliath
Dave's banking app is poised to reinvent the experience of today's consumers. With Norwest, Dave takes on the biggest banks in the industry.
- From SMB to Enterprise: Five Strategies for Moving Upmarket/blog/from-smb-to-enterprise-five-strategies-for-moving-upmarket
The page outlines five strategies for moving from SMB to enterprise and notes benefits such as increased revenue and customer retention.
- Online security: Lessons we can learn from the seat belt of the ‘60s/blog/online-security-lessons-we-can-learn-from-the-seatbelt-of-the-60s
Norwest general partner Matthew Howard reflects and gleans online security lessons from the seatbelt of the 1960s.
Team
6 pages- Justin Zhang, Ph.D./team/justin-zhang
Justin focuses on venture opportunities in the healthcare sector, including biopharma, digital health and healthcare IT, and more.
- Laura Boyd/team/laura-boyd
Norwest's Head of M&A and Capital Markets, Laura Boyd, provides advisory support for Norwest’s portfolio companies with the goal of optimizing outcomes.
- Lauren James/team/lauren-james
Norwest Vice President Lauren James focuses on growth equity investments across a wide range of sectors at Norwest, including health and wellness.
- Laurie Tennant/team/laurie-tennant
As a member of the Portfolio Success team, Laurie Tennant serves as a strategic business partner to a wide variety of Norwest portfolio companies.
Contact
1 page- Contact/contact
Reach the Norwest venture capital and growth equity teams. Offices in North America, India, and Israel. Backing bold founders first check to late-stage.
Homepage
1 page- Homepage/
Norwest: venture capital and growth equity firm with 65+ years backing bold teams in biotech, SaaS, fintech, consumer, and healthcare.
Privacy
1 page- Privacy Policy/privacy-policy
The page covers the website’s terms of use and privacy policies.
Coverage
7 items- AuxoAI raises over $20M to bring AI expertise to the enterprise and redesign how work gets donesiliconangle.com/2026/10/20/auxoai-raises-over-20m-to-bring-ai-expertise-to-the-enterprise-and-redesign-how-work-gets-done/
AuxoAI Inc. secures $20.7M in Series A funding to scale its enterprise AI consulting model, combining business-process expertise with autonomous AI agents. The company deploys on-site engineers to tailor AI solutions for Global 2000 enterprises, embedding intelligence into workflows via its **Damia** platform. Partners include Google, AWS, Snowflake, Databricks, and Microsoft, while investors like NTT Venture Capital and ServiceNow’s Amit Zavery back its expansion. Funding will accelerate global growth, proprietary tech development, and AI-native delivery capabilities.
Oct 2026SiliconANGLENews article
- norwest-venture-partnersgithub.com/norwest-venture-partners
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- Vitalize secures $31M to scale AI-powered operating system for hospital staffing and schedulingfiercehealthcare.com/health-tech/vitalize-secures-31m-scale-ai-powered-operating-system-hospital-staffing-and-scheduling
Vitalize raises $31 million in a Series A round to expand its AI platform for hospital staffing, scheduling, patient flow and capacity management. Oak HC/FT leads the round, with participation from Norwest Ventures, .406 Ventures, Constellation Ventures, Y Combinator and MemorialCare Innovation Fund. The platform forecasts demand, automates scheduling tasks and coordinates staff, integrating with electronic medical record and time-and-payroll systems.
Oct 2026Fierce HealthcareNews article
- Indian grocery startup Citymall raises $47M to challenge ultra-fast delivery giantstechcrunch.com/2025/09/01/indian-grocery-startup-citymall-raises-47m-to-challenge-ultra-fast-delivery-giants/
Citymall raises $47 million in a Series D round led by Accel, with participation from existing investors, to grow its budget-focused online grocery business in India’s tier 2 and tier 3 towns. The startup targets planned, value-conscious purchases, charges no delivery or handling fees, and typically delivers in a day rather than minutes; it operates in 60 cities and states. Its valuation remains $320 million, and the company says it is operationally profitable, though Entrackr reports negative EBITDA margins above 30% for the last financial year.
Sep 2025TechCrunchNews article
